I've got a path with a fence on either side of it. The fence has a clip on either side of the fence, but it doesn't obstruct the path at all in Radiant. There isn't some hidden patch or brush in the path, and when I delete one of the outer clip patches, I'm no longer blocked in-game.

So it's like this: 

clip -fence- clip   --path--   clip -fence- clip

I've looked it over several times, recreated the patches multiple times, ensuring that there isn't a vertex hanging out inside my path, but regardless of the fact that none of the clips pass through my path, it's blocked when all patches are present. What's going on? (I can post screenshots or a couple of GIFs showing what's happening if needed)

Here is a tutorial by JBird that shows how to make a simple purchase loop with a trigger.
Just use this and put a RK5 model on the table with a trigger and there you go.
Then just give the player an RK5.

This would need to be done differently though if you want it to do ammo afterwords.

As for making it disappear, you could move the RK5 model out of the map, However everything i've tried to move a model in script hasn't worked so far.

Link to Video

Awesome, thanks for the concise reply! I must have subscribed to him after he posted this. I should really go back and watch all of his mod tools videos.

What's up, guys? So I want to add an RK5 model, place it on a table, and I want to script it so that it can be interacted with(and bought) much like a wall-buy. If it's possible to make the gun disappear afterward, without too much trouble, that's the end goal, but if not, that's fine too.

Can anyone help me out with that, or point me in the direction so that I can read how to do so myself?

I don't think it would really be worth that much at this point, so unless you need the cash, I'd install CFW as other people are suggesting. You should look into it regardless of your decision; I'm sure the process is straight-forward.

I had an R4, I believe it was, for my DS(both times I bought one), and it didn't keep me interested enough to not sell it, but now, several years later, I wish I didn't sell it because I get a hankering for Pokemon quite a bit, and even with a controller, emulators don't fill my fix. I can play on a DS(or 3DS) whenever and wherever I want. I can have it running on my desk while I'm doing stuff at the computer, I can take it with me if I go visit friends or when I go to the bathroom, laying in bed when I'm about to fall asleep and when I'm waking up, etc. Having access to an emulator is nice, but again, it's just not the same. I even miss the touchpad and to a lesser extent, the stylus, whenever I'm playing on an emulator.

The biggest difference I see(because let's face it, most games on the DS and 3DS aren't interesting or good enough to justify saving the system for), is Pokemon. I've been playing it since I was little, I collected and battled cards, participated in a lot of the promotional stuff like with Burger King, etc. I think I've played every game, even the third of each generation(Yellow, Crystal, Emerald, etc.) until X/Y. I played Diamond and Platinum competitively against people on forums, spent hundreds of hours hatching eggs for good IVs and natures and abilities, cross-bred for specific egg moves, hunted for shinies, etc.

I'm a big fan of the grind and goal of perfectly(or at least optimized) training of Pokemon to make the rest of the game and metagame easier. The only problem I have is with collecting the Pokemon. Because they're not all available in a single game, and there are over 500 at this point, I'll never complete the Pokedex, so I do eventually get bored.  There really is a rich metagame, that usually gives me 100 hours of entertainment, but again, I enjoy the kind of grind that is the Pokemon metagame. I remember hatching somewhere around 800 Charmander eggs in Pokemon X looking for a shiny with a good nature just because I wanted a black Charizard.

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With those specs, I'm a little apprehensive about saying it'll run with decent FPS, regardless of settings. Everyone else seems to think you're good to go, but I'm less hopeful. I did have an A10-6800K, which is an older generation than your APU, and I also didn't have a GPU to go with it, but the 730 isn't great.

My suggestion would be to bite the bullet and buy it on Steam. Don't forget the refund policy -- if it doesn't run well, just ask for a refund within the first 2 hours of playing. I believe the policy is like, 2 hours total playtime, as long as it's also within 2 weeks of the purchase, so that gives you plenty of time for the download just in case you don't have the best internet.

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I play Call of Duty and with BO3's inclusion of an updated mod tools, I think it's time to finally start figuring out how to make maps that I want to play.

I do a bit of writing, lots of cocaine jokes, and honestly, I'm just another nerd messing around with computers.